PO Box 307 Friona, Texas 79035 Phone: (806) 295-6905 Fax: (806) 295-6907
HEC FEED YARD OFFERS Cattle Procurement
Experienced Management and Ownership Extensive Fat Cattle Sales & Sorting Experience Full Line of Marketing Options Available Joint Venturing
Limit Feeding & Grower Rations Pasture & Grass Programs Retained Ownership Programs Risk Management Advice
Pat Halverson (806) 592-1946 General Manager
Lee Plummer (806) 265-5519
Cattle Superintendent
Oscar Vasquez (806) 265-5638
Yard Superintendent MANUFACTURED BY AGRIDYNE, LLC
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